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The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-17

TaliCy, Robert one frame house in the settlement known as SLumwGy, in the north part oI town $lJ0, horse $50, three COWS soJ, two yeaTlingS T29, household fuIniture SZJ, plOW SJ; tO1iI S25O; tax {9. 7J penalty SI TO. .....-.... ............ II Tuiiey, k Y D Ou+ house, etc. situated une
 milc south OI Snowflake Uu Ji'! fayiOr
 Toad :.n0 water right 5iJh, ten DrJmCos
 SzdU. .i2 COWS SJ4J, !o !UUHE rHt,ie @,ty0.
 fIrIil-..Et FiJ; ,otI 3,--5 ;; lax $-. fSI"iiy
 si l1 -..... -..-. ----.. 5 Tai4ey, l. one house on old road sos.t
 ln.le south 0I SuUA fake uu cat si,.c ..
 ncW road siJ5, three iJrsos V.,y, zctas and !eariin5S +5J. V gCi! S-,, il.'FIl@Ss S.o, pioW T3, f.tIllitdfe $2J, to-a @Jl,i teX sz, penalty VI lU. amer, KiriIar,is JE Co fine los hOlSe one mile west or ot J0s,ph together with 4SJ acieS OI Llnd S.9j. t"U U hJascS ItCOut half m les east Of ot Joseph together Win 4SO ac eS Of land S1JJ, al property In settle mont known as St Josep.., consisting Uf old foit and corral glOc, improvements oG mountain relcii U miles due west of U .oseph $i50, one ditciI and dam, sad cam situated and wing i'll Little COi0tHiO River about mics cast Of ot Joseph
 an . mil Oi ditch, running frJBI afJre-
 said dam in westerly direction tU St Joseph $5j0, = horses 2JsU. 7J cows $iJIU, g yr1ncts 9~Z5, 46 COWS $J-0. i0 !O.Ils Cat He SOL l5JJ sheep Sz2JJ II WagUu7 9440. biiG.er SS4J i2 sets harness $.JJ, 3 SdtiQleS S50 biIck-In stf tpOiS S3J. ctrpS.i cr LOuIs $50 farming implements Pl1J, huuschOd furniture S2N, yoke UXciiJ $i-O, one
 stallion $;50; t,'tal sit.5 .5a0 tax SSJ0 .-O, pen
 aJfv SIS 1g 374 .6 Trrrin' 5 M one adobe house, stable and fencing on ranch On south siee Of railroad t.ack about l12 miles east Oi HOibrOOk SS.Ej claim of 1bU d, res of land $Z0J, lot and block Ijih IlOiUrOCk $i0J. horses
 SEQ COW S2J two young Mexican cattle
 Sit blackboard SlJ hl lncss S2O house.
 hold goods S2j; total $G5l; tax S2, penalty
 $1 10 .......-. ...-.......--- ..-.-.. 5. l Taylor, E E one slab house, corral and sta
 ble on ranen northeast Of SprngerQille
 $lUO, two log huts in Springerville on
 Center street, west of Mormon church
 house $75, also one small log aabin in
 Springerville of r J ChriStoffersOn' $25 horses $2i5. cows $50, yearling S10
 wagOb S30, blackboard $l0, harness $l5,
 farming implements $25. furniture $40;
 total $5o5; tax S2, plnalty $l 10 ....-..... 3.1 Penney, w one frame house, granary, corral etc. $}01, on " l2 of ne and sw 1I of SC I of see Il and sw "A of SC L sec 2 township 10. north of range 2S east S200 ? horses $l00. COW S21, wagon S25, harness s15, plOw S15, furniture $l5; total S6.0; tax $22, penalty S2 If -....-.-.-.... 24.S TafOila, Jose Antonio one adobe house and fencing On ranch at Tul' l4 miles south of t SOhns on SpringGryille road, on west side of same SlC0, hnrSe $50, burrO $10 wagon $40. harness $. saddle a, fur niture $i0, blow 9; total $l75; xS5.25, penalty Sl 20 .-........ -. 65 T6rry, John one log house at Woodruff S50, one p"ny Sl5, wagon $II farming tools Slj, furniture $l5. hog Ss: total SIOS; tax Sj.l, penalty Sl 25 .....' ........... 6.3
 
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The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-17

Lewis, Albert improvements at Amity consisting of one log house west of Amity school house $50, household goods Sl5, total SG5, tax S3.95, penalty $l. -U. ] Lane, C Il one E cabin at Nutrl- oso, west of Lorenzo Browns residence $50, horses, COWS, wagon, harness, tools, 2 owen, household goods $2l5, total S265 tax $7.95, penalty sl 10 ....... 9 9G Long, Anthony one adobe and log house and fencing at Springer vile $l90, Touring mill, building used as fiouring mill at Sprin- gerville, interest in Round Val ley ditch, horses, , Tagons, buggy, harness, saddle, black smith tools, household goods, machinery $4035, total S4225, tax $128.75, penalty $7.44 . .136 l Lucas, J one house, corral and fencing at Stinson's corral ranch $75, 3 horses, s COWS, saddle$2l5 total $290, tax $l0.70, penalty Lewis, O Improvements on ranch
 
 of Juniper consisting of cabin and corral $30, ? horses, wagon, harness, blow, 3 oxen $260, to- tai S290, tax $l0 70, penalty $l. 54. .... ...... F 2 Lorensen, Bro fer one frame cabin and feBc ng $l30, on sec %, township 3, north of range z9 east l20 Sl50, horses COW wagon, harness, carpenter tools household goods 8 to;di :I30, tax $l4.90, penalty Sl.75 =. l6 Lyttle, w r one adobe house and fencing on old Atchison ranch one mile north of Taylor, 2l1 miles south of Snowflake $l00, horses, mules, COWS, Wa gon, harness, household goods $325, total $425, tax S2, penalty $l. 10. ...... Lindenberger, Chas lot If block l in town of Holbrook $l00, one frame store building on above $400, money, notes and mort gages, merchandise and fixtures SIPS, total $l2Z5, tax $36.75, genalty g .S4. .......... :. 39 5 Lindenberger, k A one lot in Hol- brook, 9J feet square, north of brick kiln and east of Jose Mon- tano's building $50, tax $1.50, penalty $1.0S ...... , Lee, WillIam& X Ike improvements one tent, adobe walls and cor ral about 300 yards ne of Hardy RR tank, miles west of Har- dy section house and north side of 4 x r RR $l00, 29 horses, 50 American cows, 30 young cattle burro, wagon, harness, sad dies, hoVsehold goods $2545, to- tai S2645, tax $79. 50. penalty $4. 9S. . .......... S4 5 Lopez, Roman one house on north 12 of s% 1 of 11a of nv 1 sec ton 10, north of range 26 east, $50, tax $3.50, penalty $1.ll... Lopez, Roman X Bro store dwell ing house, stable and corral in St Johns, facing Commercial st to the south, River street to the east, on corner of River and Commercial streets, said prop erty used as store and dwelling house of R Lopez & Bro $500, one adobe house bounded on north by St. Johns Herald of fee, east by Little Colorado riv- CT, and west by River street fac ing to the west $50, 10 horses, mules, 3 burros, 25 Mexican cows, wagons, buggy, setts harness, household goods, mer- chandise $4950, total $6450, tax $193, 50, penalty $10 .6S. ....... 204
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-17

vey sS2, improvements on above land $20O, horses 800, Mexican cows fs', wagon sS0. buggy $40 harness $15, saddle $20. merchandise S200, surveying instru- $45 S6, penalty g. 9 .-...... 4S Vi il, Sev.ro M house, lot and l60 acres pa tented land Is miles south of St Johns on ranch known as Vigil Ceine2a $5OO one house and lot in St Johns Sl0O 4Ouo Mex jean sheep 5000; total $l6oO; tax {l3s, penalty ST 70 .................l l4S
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-17
TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA.J


 t.0 blackboard 20, two setts harness $:0, buggy ant buckUOar1i $t 0, f1rndure $500, total S264O, tax $7y 20J penalty $4 yo.... S4 9s TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,l
 COUNTY OF APACHE.
 J. I. Lesueur, County ire Isurer and ex-officIo ax collector of Apache County, territory of Ariz'.ua, belug duly sworn. says that the fore gOing llst of unpaid aud delinquent taxes for the year .S8 is true aud correct to the hest of his kuOwledgc aud belieh es taken from the tiicial bOoAs aud records on file iu his flee as Suc CDunty req. urer aud eX- ffieiU i ax Col lect1r. j.. |. LESUEUR,
 Treasurer and 2 of ciO ax Collector. Sworn aud subscribed before me this 3d day february, ISS.. Es N. NELSON,
 County Recorder, Office of the Treasurer and ex-OtfieiO Tax Col lector of Apache CoLnty, Arizona Territory hereby give notice that UT less the taxes in the foregoing delinquent list, together with the costs and percentage ore paid. the real property uptn which such taxes arc q lien will, ID front Of the Court House. iu the town of St Johns, in said County of Apache and Territory of Arizcna between the hours of 70 0 clock in the fOien Cu and O clock in the afternoon n the .Sth day of February, 1857, be sold at public auction to sat- iSfy said costs and percentage.
 J. T. LESUEUR, Treasurer and ex-offieIO lax Collector of Apache County, izOna Territory.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-17

Vinsl. " I. north half nf lp 3 and block in H1l5rU,k lil), l fr.i- house on aDlve lots SjJt, l6J acres of railEoad land Se !4 of sec II township Ii -norti of
 range % east as shown by PEiEsss- snIl
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-17

Buck, F M lots 3 and block - in Hoi- brook $5OO, Improvements frame hotel building situated Cn above $lOO0, thir- teen horses $520. two burros $20, wagon go. blackboard 20, two setts harness %:0, buggy ant buckUOar1i 50, f1rnIure $500, total s264O, tax SIS .2OJ penalty S4 SO. {
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
THE LEsaEKs MUST PAY, on
YHEIR sURETIEs.

The way Of the trsneersssor Ia hard.
Hamilton, the lessee Of the Mississippi
penitentiary, who 60 ruthlessly MUIR
dered young Editor Gambrell, was
les. week doomed by the decision Of
Justice Cooper, Of the Mississippi
Supreme Court, to continued con6ne-
msnt In jail according to tho decision
OF chancellor PeytoD, who con.
6med the order Of the coroner OF
Kinds county. Notwithstanding the
clamor and noise Of his hirelings ard
their persistent appeals for sympathy
for q persecu,ed..m man, Hamilton wac,
for third time, remsndea to jail to
be tried for murder in the fis. degree.
And now comes Circuit Judge
Wharton, IN our special from Jackson
tells us, and declares that his sureties,
by his default, must pay to the State
the eighty or more Thousand dollars
which he owes TO II on the
penitentiary account. 30 true is II
that at never rains but II pours."
This $50, 900 Of debt has been the oc.
csslon Of great deal Of anxiety Ia
Mississippi tsiore today. II was an
embarrassment 10 Governor Lowry
when he was q candidate for re.elec.
ton, and II brought trouble 10 General
Writ Adams, State Treasurer, and Don.
gresham Catchings, then Attorney
General Of the Slate. When chal.
lenged with remissnes In falling TO
compel the penitentiary lessee Ham.
ilton) 10 settle promptly with the
State. they authorised the publication
Of q seml.o fiicisl statement In July, oil
1886, to the effect that the lessees had
settled all OF their indebtedness up
to December 1. 1884. This statement
had Zoe effect In the canvass, and
silenoed the tongues and stopped
the pens Of many OF Lowry's
enemies. But after the election the
isot leaked out Mr.. II. o. Fsirmap,
editor Of tire Jackson Lantern, made
. plain exposition Of II, and in the
issue Of that paper Of the 18th Of July,
1885. proved that no settlement had
been made with the penitentiary
lessen since 1882, at the Close Of the
first year OF the lease. He showed
that including the Indebtedness
that would be due In December fol-
lowing. the lessees would then be in
debted 10 the State In the sum Of
Siis,2o0. annual payments Of sse.-
420 having been stipulated for, the
$50, 900 for which the lsssee's suretiss
were sued was part Of this grand total.
II has been secured to the State by the
indefaiigable efforts OF the attorney
general, and must be paid. Thus
Hamilton Ia overtaken on every hand,
illustrating the old saying that the
way Of the tIansgressor 10 hard. His
sins have found him out.
Il
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

Tvs Charleston Is. c.l Mes, aud Courier
IL entitled 10 credit A. the hrst tsnihsrn
ususpAtef Which has had the courage sud
ssod ,snss 10 ,sy that Jsn Davis 10 "a relic
81 fhs at and btlonss 10 the past" sad
that. therefore. no should hold his tonsus
and curb his pen. "-st. Louis Gisbs.Dsmo-
srst.
This IN 10, o. N credlisble 10 the
News and Courier. Tails IL a Tree
country, aud iir DAy.sIs FREQ man
a.sseh 20 nsss a. 10 sDcak when
q where he pc 90, "helrs re'rnn'
siblr for he Ghu,l oi tibet right" Nc
man or ne srtp'r ha' say authority
10 dsm,nd ths, NJ Davis shall "bolt
Ne tongue uud citb bic pen." Lei
him wti,o aBd peak vhso he pleaee'
asd upon suy aud all suhiscta III
dos both veil I'D never fails 10 In
struet hlh fad yc,s, especially q
whom recently ho declared himself
Tor constitutional Fesops. opposed D
pTohibii,fn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

warranted conclusion. The close vote
In Kentucky wss due to the indliier
ence Of lasy Democrats, just as the be-
lief In the growth Of protection In the
States named is due to the noisy
howls from the mouthpieces OF q few
deslers In leased convict labor at the
South. There Is not In the whole
South q corporal's guard Of protec'
tionisss compared with the vast mass
Of free traders. TIE people OF the
South are not yet touched or tainted
by the robber purpoee Of protection
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
ANfI-PR0HIBl ZION.
Two Distingaished Tennesseeans
speak IN Memphis.

speak IN Memphis.
LAST night, on ths bluff. the anti
prohibitionists held q rousipg meet
ing, about 1000 people being present.
Chairman ]. 8. Galloway introduced
the speakers, the Hon. Jesse w.
Sparks and Hon. Joel B. Fort,
both eloquent takers and prominent
citizsns Of Tennessee. They were
passing through the city to fill other
appointments. but were induced TO
remain over and address their fellow
citizens Of Memphis on the important
subject, the proposed prohibition
amendment to the Constitution
OF the State. The addresses mace
by these gentlemen were forc!-
BILE expositions Of the anti.prohibltion
side Of the question, and were vociler-
ously spplsuded by the audience.
They aroused the greatest enthusiasm
by their logical arguments and elo-
quent appeals To their hearers to vote
against the proposed amendment,
which they claimed would be iDjuri.
Gus and ruinous to the best interests
OF the State II adopted At tie approach
ing election. Being compelled to leave
on tbe 10 o'clock train, the speeches
bad to be shortened considerably y,
much TO the regret al the crowd, WIN
desired to hear more from them. The
meeting broke mp a. lsto hour alter
short Ialks BY Local orators.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
BoyoorTIHa TnE APPEAL.

The street railway companies de.
clare. through ME-. r, Dudley Frsyssr.
a, they have Withdrawn their pa.
tronfge from tho ArrEAL and will In
tho iutuie boycott II. This 10 the pen.
atty theea corporations put upon free
speech. IL 10 no, an unusual thing
Tor such corporations 10 do. What
are they that they should be singled
out BY the public press for critieImsi
They are besgsrs on horseback
nothing more or les. They occupy
. rotation 10 The public totally daer.
snt from that held by corporations
engaged In manufacturing, for
example. Let ne examine this
relation for moment. In
The fret place, the streets be.
long 10 the public. The corporation
which secures the uss 81 the streets
for any particular purpose obtaius the
right 10 10 do from the people. A
contrast entered Into between the PEG.
ple on the enc hand and q corporation
on the other Il a. sacred a. any other
contracts more sacred, indeed, be.
cause oil doubts should be- decided In
favor Of the people. When corpora.
lions neck thee franchises they are
Always liberal In their promises and
subservient In their attitude. When
hoy secure the privileges desired they
grow arrogant and defiant This !,
md h@ ever been tho rule. The
stree, "a lway companies vsrs a. lavish
IN their promises "a they have been
ii'hles In fnlhllipg them. whep
they asked Ter the privileges they
erIly they came hat IN
hand; whom these beggan oh.
sired them, they pu, their bats on
,toir Leads, Had proceeded TO sxsrcis,
thcsc privileges ~ the oppression 81
the people. They have not lived NJ
b their obligations They know II
? the ArrElL knows II, and The peopl,
klos Il. They have Ahused the b nj
! and violated their toatrac,, and III,
people have protested. Because III,
Arrr,L has given voice 10 that pro
t's,, hL r Dudley FAyter boysotll
tie ArrE,E, and says his directory Il
Nth him. I, is this di-p1sltlon o.
: ihepari Of corporations enjoying M,
abusing public franchises that ha
iAsd up auarohism IN the land an,
hled the masses with dieconlent
, hat the 8ght Of the Mem
phli people hgsins, Mr.. Fnyser's cor
= porhsion will 70 on. There will be n,
. truce Tie people will no, endur,
n the paying Of immenso divldends OF
y wasorsd stock At the expense Of theIl
), oonvenlcrcs aud their rlshta w,
q would have Mr. Fnyser know thai
. the people orc greater than he. We
Q would have Mr.. frsyser know ths,
/ his oonract with the public mus, bs
. kept We would have Mr.. Fay,,r re.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24

laid q croes tie or rail, carried
Q rassspg ger o. pound OF freight,
or earned dime In the whole OF ito
remarkable career in the field OF OPP
eraiions covered In hs charter. Dur.
Ing the last fsw years IL has been act.
ing with spasmodic energy 81 II to re-
gain In few hours all tbs it had lost
In Its twenty yeprs Of idlencss and in
giorious ssse."
Here follows call Of George Gil.
II NJ, secretary, for a meeting OF the
directors, aud sso letter to X Dud-
Icy Frayser Offering to sell the road
inr 5000 Then 1t rectts how, in
June, 1881. = hill wss fled against the
~ upper" Judgment by default, and
lie ne XII dsy the directors stunned mp
tmilips," took an appeal, the judg'
ment was reversed, al OF wbica re-
maikable proceedings trapepired with
in two days. All Of thtse proceedings
were O sham and fraud.
=, The scomplsinsnt had been in
formed that j. @. Nicely and Napoleon
Hill bad no stock in said company,
but that their names were used simply
for weight. Complainant cannot be-
lieve that these gentlemen would in
vest their money in such "rstty"
corporation and stedy" adventure Of
the Cit zens' Street Railway Company
is. They have given life to this
creature"
"THK PRAYER"
Complainant, in view Gifts slothful
crooked, sinful and improbable
career, and III recent bold efforts a
usurpation, deems 1t at and proper 4
call II 10 account.
The bill is signed by G. P. M. Tur
ner, Attorney General, Graft & Cooper
CAN'T d Patterson and R. Dude,
Frayeer.
Thus II can be seen by what rottei
thread hangs The title by which MI
r. Dudley Frayser expects to tack tn,
corpse of the Memphis city siree
railway on to twenty years more O
slulleas life, su incubus TO the tar
payers aud usurper Of their rights.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
A COLL,RRyILLE TERROR.
Paul Madison Arrested fer A.
tempted safe Robbery.

Tho story Of q backward ttep,
morally spesking, Of Young man
haillng from Colllerville, was pub.
lishcd In the APPEAL thos or four
weeks ago. Tie article ie'attd how
tho islow ior5ed his mothers name
10 OF ders on a Memphis hous,e tecur.
ing about slCO. Regard for bis Wild
Owed mother, who Ia faid 10 be an
excellent lady. added 30 the hope that
he would SEQ the error o. his ways and
mend them, caused suppression Of
his name. The same youth IL fgaln
In trouble, however, and now lam
eulrhss IN the county jail. HE name
IL Paul Madison, aged seventeen.
LAte yesterday evening Madison
WAS arrfs cd by Town Mushal o II.
Perry, for breskip into the stare Of
ST.. thompson, a CollltIyills, AID
While IN tie act OF forcing open the
saie. lie was armed with two ordl.
nary chisels, one cold ehieel aud A
btayy pIers OF iron, with which tho
sale robbipg act vaa 10 oe accom-,
plIshed. lie wa bToush,. to'thia civ
by Marthel Perry. Whe n searched
bill Of goods recently purchased was
found In hls pocket, ole item Of which
was iurniture 10 The value of f202,
This he bought for an inmate of the
houte Of III isme nj No. $50 Main
street, named sr.e Brigham. Msdssn
has been scst,g 40 agent for teyersl
Memphis papers a. Colliefyille. but
the ArrnAL tumbled several w,eks
ago and psopped bis supply Of papers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-24
THERE HAS BEEN a CHANGE.
signineant Selections from m old
Chaucery Hill.

shancery Bill.
Whether the Two railroad companies
have consolidated or not on q bona
fde biss, In view Of the fact, according
T. Col. Frayser, President NJ. O. &. O
X. Co, and President p. 8. Q. X.
Co., that the charter right Of the
Memphis City Railroad at lite
death, six yssrS hehce, 10 not 10 be
born esain, but Ia 10 be swallowed up,
and I've on for iwenly.nine years long.
er In the bosom OF the CiliE Ems com.
plny's charter, II perhaps would not
he altogether uniruitiul 10 revisit back
Tor year or to-only two years, Ia
TACT. i, was when the grand dienita.
ries Of the old company did not have
30 much faith In the charter Of the
Oiissus' underlirg-ln truth, no faith
Il all. II Col. Frayser, Presi1en, M.
\. U. X o., and president p. 4. X.
Co., will take time 10 revert
back 10 the 18th day Of September,
1885, he will most likely recall a bill
In ohancsry, which was written In
bis own ofiice-ptobably by his own
hsnd-whsrein "the Safe Of Tenues.
see, at the relation Of Thomss M
Scrugss (FIayser's Law partuer), O citi.
ten Of Shelby county, aud Memphis
City Railway Company against the
OitiEsns' Street Railway Company
Napoleon Hill, ]. o. Nicely, George
Arnold, NJ y. Pearce, Gsorgs Gillian,
J. I. Fargasor, X. b. snowden, Sam
fate, ~, q. y. Detiaris, A. A. Arnold
q. Y. Hunt, Y. ). Davis, rsxing Dis
tfiel a shelby county, successor 10 the
city u Memphis" Toe object Of tbs
bill was 10 declare the charter OF the
CiliIsns' railroad null and vcid,
TIE bill goes on 20 reoits
hat tho original ehfrter OF TIE Citi
: ms Railroad Company was granted
as an amendmeot 10 an act granting
q suburban county charter 70 q cor
porAlion In Davidson county. II II
STYLED q citizens street railroad Of
shelby county, not Of Memphis. II
IL authorised ito construct and ruu
any oi iis railroad on any oil the
streets or high ways Of Shelby county
not OF the city of mempbis. Iho dc
iendaut has only ireightlng privileges
which bar Il from the city limits, and
any contract inside with the council
10 that en- Of would he nullity."
II then recitss that the DEF mani
has usurped lie powers, has dug az
the slrsets, has iDieriered vita ~,
operations OF relator, etc. Thea u
sncclnrty states a. follows the reacon,
why tue charter Of defendant ould
10 forfeited:
"Flnt-rhe original charter mem
bsrs ars all non.resldenis.
"second-A nomiral subscription o
1850, 600 10 lie capitil stock was made
but not a cline In iaot ever paid.
"rhird-Il never had but q single
B,srd of Directors during its cor
poraie existence, unlees u DO q seconC
board elected In 1850. a,
"Fourth-It has not loot Oh neh
Of vsy, never broke ground neye
threw q shoysliul Of dirt nsvsI